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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
TRAFFIC AnRAyGEEENr.
Three Through sout.cTn Lines
Formed 10 Cover Southern
territory.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l


Tn1LADELpmA, July 30 Frank
Thompson, vice-president of the Penn
sylvania railroad, had an interview yes
to-day with the managers OF important
railway lines leading south from Wash
ington. and concluded negotiations Tor
one Of the most important railway trail
lie arrangements ever entered into by
the Pennsylvania railroad. the ar
rancements embrace the formation OF
three through southern lines III order
to overcome the expense and delays by
nun erous transfers incident to the
shipment Of freight from the cities and
interior points in the South destined 10
points North reached by the Pennsyl-
venia railroad system. There We're
present at the interview John Robin
son. president OF the SeaboGrd and Ro-
ouoke railroad; y. Walters, general
manager Of the Atlantic-Coast Line
+. i. Thomas, general manager OF
Tie Richmond and Danyille rlllroai;
Sol. Haas. traffic manager Of the
Virginia Midland railroad. and
John S. Wilson, general freight and
traffic agent Pennsylvania railroad.
Three through-ireight lines are ar
ranged to cover all important southern
territory reached by roads ont Of Wash
incton. and will run as follows: One
line TO run ria Virginia Midland rail-
road and Richmond and Danyillo rail
road the second to run Ella the At
l,ntic Coast Line, and the third ria
Wilmington, Norfolk, Richmond, and
Portsmouth. Each Of the companies
Interested will furnish its quota OF cars,
and the lines as established will provide
pll-rail connection, which will unlouot-
eddy have great influence in promoting
the business interests OF the South.
Nicc-P Thomson has already
directed that the cars to be provided by
the Pennsylvania railroad shall be
promptly assigned TO tbs service, and
/ is the intention of al parties int
rested 10 proceed at once to get these
,':}cnph lines in operation at the ear
lies, date possible.
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Dea.n OF Yrs. Eliza &. schmidt.

Ibis estimable lady breathed her last
yesterday morning at 7 o'clock, after a
long and severe illness, in the forty
seventh year Of her age.
Mrs. Schmidt, sister Of Messrs. JOAN
\. and Henry Kratz, was married to
Mr.. Conrad Schmidt in 1869, and had
been resilient of Philadelphia. She
had been very Ill for over year, and
VIXEN the best medical talent pro-
rounced her case incurable she ex-
pressed the desire to return to Rich
lnoud and die in the midst OF her rcla-
tivcs. She came to the house of her
brother, Mr. John A. kratz, corner OF
Third and Clay, and there received the
most aftctionate attention. Her fune-
raj will take place this evening at 8
o'clock from the English Lutheran
church, on Seventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31


renrese non and IL oil the counties are
viii srd h'c q as Smyth will bc Roanoke
date a." ~ very difficult to accommo-
here ma naSe only one paper published
Tho nov nov, The Conseypatigo demo raj.
IsSo51 epaolican paper formerly pub
cor ",u here has been sold 10 stock
WStp sny; and is now Published at
M;s vp1S'liie, II is rumorcd here that
w Mn, " buchanan and Professor q.
ter,s .."eS have bought a controlling in
and Nh IN Tho Conservative Dcmocrai
T m" WIZ very soon take charge OF II.
pno} WI. VIII make it a splendid paper. Mr.
a ""Ssahan IS a prominent LAWYER here
i Tl IS very brillian, young man. and
a,' i'ole, i. Miles ia a fine writer and
ool'ohqldly educated, and both are pos
- with The goods offliis world
''o heooiui to ran acountry newspaper
successfully. Yours, &c,
$50. Wet"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
saratoga Races.

10y telegraph ~ the Dirpalch't
SARAroGA, y. Y, July 3O.-First
laco-Spinaway stakes for FLIES two
years old-fve frrlongs Los Angelo
wen; Biithesome second, Cokena
third. Tine. 1:02i.
Second racc-three quarters OF a
mile-Lewis Clark won; chestnut geld
ing by Catesby second, Erebus third.
Tine, 1:l53.
Third race-Merchant stakes one
mile and five furlongs-Dunboyne and
Ilkwood were the only starters. This
was one of the most exciting races that
eyer took place on the Saratoga track.
Tie horses were Tapped or running
head and head the entire distance, and
they passed under the wire on exactly
even terms, making dead heat in
2:s4}. Godfrey, the rider Of Dun
bcyne, made complaint to the judges
II II foul, but Blaylock, Elkwoods
Jockey. denied the charge, and the
dead heat was officially announced.
Fourth race one mile and seventy
yartls-Niggonet won Orvid second,
Eufalo third. Time. 10.
Fifth race-one mile anil six
teenth-Irish Pat won Unique second,
Strathspey third. Time, l:j2.
The dead heat for the Merchant
stakes between Dunboyne and Elk
wood was run Off at the close of the
last race. West rode Elkwood in place
Of BIaylock. Elkwood won easily by
ten lengths. Time, 2:j2t. Eikwood
Is Yirginia-bred horse and by Eolus.
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Monmout,.Park Races.
lBy telegraph 10 the Dispaich.l


New YORK, July 30.-First race -
one and one eighth miles-Saxony
won Irecosa second, Barnum third.
lime, 1884.
Second lace-three quarters of a
II ile-FitzJames won Now Or Never
second, Fordham third. Time, l:lGi.
Third rce-one and one eighth
miles-I6ggard won by six lengths
henover second, Bradfordthird. Time,
ia.
Fourth race-onc and three eighths
roiles-Lindcn won Barnum second,
Argo third. Time, 2:254.
Fifth race-five eighths mile-Mo-
naco won ; Milton second, Mailer third.
lime, l:c3.
sixth race-one mile-Suitor won ;
Easter Sunday second, Grenadier third.
Time. i:t5l.
Seventh race--steeple chase, full
course-Pickett won ; Marlborough sec
ond, Harry Mann third. Time, 5:J5.
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= L le ,rtures ranged as follows:

ngvIEw or TUE CHICAGO NARKEr.
CHICAGO, July 70 Taken altogether the
Board II Trade was decidedly bearish to-day,
but not greatly more 20 than usual ON saiur-
day, The last u tho week almost Invariably
bringing out all The small longs there are on
the floor. There was a marked scarcity Of sa-
Eent features IN the news received and matters
affecting prices seemed In equilibrium. All OF
The grain markets. however. opened with the
least how 81 strength presented. For some
tire before II O'CLOCK wheat was selling for all
leading futures SC. under Fridays closing
prices. Corn took a square drop OF Ne, for Al.
gust, september. and October; and oa,s. .ne
slowest Of the three 10 move either way,
lower Tor September and October. Wheat
showed no signs OF strength and the
declines, which began az the opening,
left holders az the close quite discouraged
August opened Sc. under at 6s;sc., sold up TO
e.. and Down 10 61a.c., and closed at 015sc:
september opened sc. of az iO1se.. aud sold
Gown 10 e9iSc., and sod &c. lower than yester-
cay nc t9Ec. October sold down TO dye,
where it closed. Corn receipts being free aad
reports agreeing that Central aud southern
Illinois had been favored this morning with
fair-sized rain aided the bears In this cereal.
September, which closed iast night at Ssfsa
29., opened poorly at tho Inside figure and
developed steady decline 10 3s4c. There
was a little rally right at tho close caused
by the buying In OF shorts BY local scalp
ers, September leaving on at 3skaisfsc
oats depressed on account OF the large
olierings Of moro than usual propor-
ton OF consigpments having TO DO placed
In store. Speculative trading was light
ard Calculations IN prices very narrow, Das
side OF MAJ closing Nc. OF a. cesnpared uish
yesterday. Pfpvtsions closed ~ week ~ =
quIe, msnrer Scpecmpsf, ~ pisete, tu(ures
ehortr,n& 49, &! ~ \ y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

SATURDAY, July 30, 1887.
C1nainr nuntntlnns FL the Nt,ck Boarn:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
THn RICHMOND DISPATCH. SUNDAY. JULY 81. 1887

ing by jumping iRto North river from
a ferry.boat. He was rescued 10y apo
lice officer and taken TO Chambers.
Street Hospital. The paddle-wheel OF
the ieITy-bost struck Reed on the head.
Feed was arraigned at the Tomos
Police Court. lie said he was drunk
when he jumped into the river, aud
did not know what he was doing. lie
mas committed to the care of the Com
missioners of Charities and Correction
TO be examined as TO his sanity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

4 BOY Killed -DcIcgates so t;le Ron
nOiAe Convention.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

Special telegram 10 the Displtch.l
STANTON, Va, July 30.-Homer
ton.ycar old son Of Henry Carter. who
resides on Christians creek, east OF
Stanton, was killed on the 18th instant
urGer the following circumstances 4
nciehbor, John II. Stump, who was
riding a colt, called at Mr.. Carter's and
dismounted. Homer Lad his foot in
the stirmp, AMI the colt became fright
1.od end ran of, dragging the little
{. low fifty yards and kicking him in
the head, crushing the skull IL died
almost Immediately. lie wAsin Staun-
ton with his mother in the forenoon.
Tie selection OF delegates 10 the
Roanoke convention Was made IN Au-
custa this evening. Beverly Manor
district sends Captain j. VI. Opie and
Alex. =. Li9hiner Staunton sends
Hon. Edward Echols, }. II. Cochran,
Meade 4. White, and William II. II.
l,I.n. The remainder OF the county
las not been heard from yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
Grcenshnrn' NOfeS.

tSnecini telegram to the Dispatch'l
GnEENspoHo', y. C., July 3O.-Gov-
crnor Scales and family are still at his
residence in this city. The Governor
will remain two weeks or longer, pro-
baby till the lst OF September. He
spends most of his time quietly resting
at home and goes to ride almost every
evening. lie visited the Guilford bat
tle-ground to-day, in company with
Judge Schonck.
The fyc-cent savings bank, which
Las been in operation four weeks to-
day, has bad 275 depostors, and has on
deposit over $1,000. Samuel l.. frog
d,n, treasurer of the bank, was yester-
day appointed notary public by Gov
lior Scales, and received his commits
sion to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
PkF.EsnunG NEWS xorEs.
SIC Late =. y. rSiIar-An rntcres.-
i"G '-uraer THAT.

$40. 10 NfNsfr Ertnt.
'fterrondeuce c; Gle Ricarnoni Dispa.rhJ
o., H3Els"uEa. Va, July 81, 1897.
re remains Of the late y. ID. THAR,
whose death on the train was an
bounced IN this mornings DisDqfoh.
were brought down 10 this city on the
NCiioik and Weston train to-day and
l' a@tn directly ont to Hichsfori. Mr..
mar was well known here and through
cur tms section, and the news If his
u'9'h was painful surprise. lie was
'"il ,hlfty-iour years O age, and leaves
WIDOW aud five children. Nh. Tlllar
was Tor several years "a member Of the
mouse OF Delegates from Grcensyille
county, was a man OF property, and
posse sscd OF great energy and vim.
lie had been sick Tor some days. and
was gong to the springs with the nope
81 benciiting his condition, when death
claimed him.
Frank Lancs'on (coloreD, son of.
john y. Lnngston, president OF tine
Noimri College here, and formerly
Minister To Eayti. will be arraiqncl in
thc hustIng5 Court on Monday for tnal
Tor murder. His victim was y we'll
known colorcd man named Eussic Euf-
In and the shooting from which death
Is claimed tO have resulted occurred in
tie public street. The case will bc one
OF great interest, because of the points
involved, and the trial will doubtless
continue for several days.
Some very decided improvements
are in progress ut Ilicksforl in the
erection on the site of the late fire OF
some elegant and commodious brick
buildings.
The sales Of loose tobacco in this city
during this week aggregated about
1900 pounds, and the receipts o'
priced TO about 475 hogsheads The
cotton receipts for some time past have
been almost nothing, and the stock on
hand very light.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. John c. Armistead and wife are
ct tie HyGcil Hotel
Miss Matte &. Jones, of Brunswick
county, Is visiting relatives in this city
The committee OF fifty OF the First
BAPTIST church will meet on Monday
night TO call pastor to succeed Rev.
=. {. H0rgau.
Miss Pcssie Shricve, WHO has been
visiting friends here, left this wee, for
Washington.
Miss S9llic wilson, Of this city, is Wis
ting at Virginia Beach.
Miss Annie Ncacham is visiting
friends in Eoydt0n.
~ CFLLtNEOUS NOTES.
The internal-revcnue collections in
ilis city during the month ending to-
day amounted to $50. 1872 largest
monthly record for some time past. The
exports Of manufactured tobacco
amounted to 375, $3.50 pounds.
Messrs. thinner d Co. have com
menced the erection Of large brick
,olacco-factory at the corner OF Market
srd Tabb streets RoDIG ADAia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
a raaaYton Giri's Uraye Act.

UANproN, July b, 1887
THAT The brayest are the tendcrest'
Yhe loving are the daring was IN
siaDcc,l late last Friday evening by Miss
posslie Jones, WHO hearing the cr'eS OF
di.tress of her ncxt-door neighbor, ran
down stairs. aud with heroic disregard
of self plunged into the river to save
,to lie Of little Paul Wooldn, the SIX
,Ier-old SON OF the Rev. DR.. Woodhn,
VINO had fallen overheard from the
,,barl in front OF lis father residence.
" I'm the assistance Of the iceman' VINO
was passing at the time, the little i9i-
low was gotten ashore in malt
crowned condition. The young lady
ste An heroic people, does not seem
- think that she deserves any SPECIAL
,,,aiee for Der efforts, bat / will ven
tnre 10 say that the mother OF tle H.
~. bow thinks differently, ana wll ever
lave a warm place in her heart Tor the
1escuer of her child. D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
riehe,t's niyis,on Association.

At meeting of Pickett's Division
Association last night at the Regimental
Armory the circular OF the Philadel-
phia brigade was read, and it was de-
cided that the committee had no au-
thority to act for tue division, but
called meeting of the association for
the 10th of August.
A preamble and resolution was then
adopted, thanking the Philadelphia bri-
gade for their kindness and hospitality
70 The delegation Of the division which
visited Getty sburg.
Captain Reeve was appointed vice
chairman, with authority to call a
meeting OF the committe, if necessary,
in the absence OF the chairman.
sdiOurnpl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
Failure im Chattanooga.

CHATTASoodA, July S0.-Tabler.
Crudup & Co., railroad contractors OF
this city u. G. Crudup X Co., ore
contractors, OF Inman, Tenn. and
tie Tabler-Crudup Coal aad Coke Com
pany, of Daisy, Tenn.-three firms
represented by J. II. Iabler and ID.
q. Crudup, OF this cily-made an as
Segment to-day for the benefit OF their
creditors 10 W. l.. Basket and L. IL.
Ewing. Their liabilities are about
SlO0, 600, and their assets are said to
exceed $4,000. The cause for as
Segment was the pressing demand o!
aorse Of their creditors. The assignees
express the opinion that ths creditors
vii be paid IL full.
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Grand Girf Tea-Saic.

We are going to inaugurate a gilt
feature in few days for safe Of T5as.
We will be in condition TO give every
purchaser of quarter pound OF tea a
niee present, and any one buying one
pound viii get really handsome pres
ant. Call and see us before you buy
any nore Tea, and you will be sur
plised. The price Of this Tea will be
cniy sfxty cessfs.
Julien BGSroRp,
No. 1202 Main atrsek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31

.lrorc.acut.-r;.r -o"i'"e>' Nv
it..n-i'tls;trui.

..r.,r..cnr.-rt.r -ontaUest NV
i,..n-IDlsitr"i.
,....... o.d.s.e q t.e .acAmoni pi'pA'cn'I
,I,frox. Va, July 30. 1881;
ttIyDv bot and dry heT1' ~
l.. Da.v iad two slight rain' IL ADoI Wv
,..t ur... u raius IN 6iSht o. "a
t..t la.l,, however. ...
.:.f.,u Il. iiaprov.nf Several new
rll io.srs All dwellings, are "eina
,rr.... Nc have new paYciaen.''
....t. Goi.rd. 90. and W VIII '"',
,,r. .,on ufo have or not to have
.r-n,rk-. Na,ion is ou' o. "0''
ans las noucy in bank. ,,.,
I.,,e are LOW about one "u",''o'
a,t taca,y patients ii TIE asyi" ~,
J.,-. have. been four deaths al Inc a,y-
h. ,o6a,e. It's worth Il visit - VA
,., =, s,r ne osylum. The patients
t.ln 20 lie we'll satisfied. MANY ,u ..
t,M afo Improving rapidly n nne
arrangement Is periect. L'eiJ LIN
,lo ..,t, ,i,e asylam is impressed VIZ"
nrt.orr.gh discipline. IL isthe uoa'. .
o. incest kept building l have o,sl
fe.n Friday evenings the young ecn.
u ~
t.o.u and yonng ladies OF tue .oM"
90 y, totLe insiita,ion and enjoy 1as On
tohos dancing with the paten,.s. abr
lie.ous services are held sunua, Ma.
fooos by the different ministers VI
ron. .J,,n
There are more boarders here ''''
Cual this summer ,tr y.
Hiss INA Bowe, daughter OF Mf' IA ~.
". Howe, 81 Eichnond, ariisSo !. visit
non Inc frst OF the week, ana 70 Me- i;ss
in., her aunt. Mrs. J. II. yenabie. 'p'''
LA Is a general fayorise here; laramie
imytb County has set . gooa c@,,,,o,
10 ,bepeopleof Virginia: no. : se ss,t Of
Lss ever been offered 10 pays
tases or for any other pufgosss ..-o,<a
Much Is exuuted ~ =! = q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
stuHs.rIyEn 4NS0CIlrGoN.
'.,,i3u= - Naaron Cnurch--GTati-
sYlHg sepOrts.

,.uIc..c 20; ..r EicamonI Dispat'h.l
t'vA MIL, f., July -, 1891
iamcs-hiyer Eaptis; Association
l ts annual -sion for this year
81. sharon church. commencing on
l..-.ay the H., and closing on yes
t...v. Fifteen ont OF the eighteen
lunches composing the body were re-
.r lt,1 The letters show an in
ID .. 81 membership and contrbu-
ri tllt is encouraging. Quite
r. a visiting ministers and
...tI.l were present; among them
l., ~. =. Ninir"e from Goshen, ana
'rom Portsmouth hs,oci atom,
ST TOOK part in the exercises and
oI.1 csco.l.Dt sermons. The
, a tie yarilus boards were dis
D..l arl several Of them LberAlIy
l',, &c. DurnG the last day OF
..u -r.t-h be- notice MS taken ot
-.ta ~ N,y J. &. Perkins, al
.i member Of the body, who
... Suddenly ia bis pulpit since the
f...t.u- Several touching al
were usl- 10y ministers pres
..a memorial Of hm ord red i
..t,l .u tlr minutes.
ur church. under the pastoral
...t I.,y. S.. IS. wood. has recently
..at.".E painted, AMI presents, a
r.t hi1 1m. appearance. The
.... ,ip is large, and has in 1t m
....... number eft earnest workers Tor
... Of Christ At this meeting
r.. l.l ,y.r oeen pas'o'' Of tha
.... No. present. The Inst, Elder
tt.. ..r. who commenced preaching IN
.. .1is. thor under an aroor, be-
.. small churrh-hoUse was butt
.l .iu.y GROVE. After th.s Elder
-., i..lmc pastor, AN. the next
lo1. lMls whose pt,'orate "'
....tr t.rrc wears the present large
uat.I house Va, bW.t. Ait-r
!a,rTLoruull served tie church
...f.I y,ar, at the clos, OF tne s,s-
ll..r- Fox anu Ihornhill deliver
.. ...-..s On ,he rise aud progress
,. church. which were interesting
matter Of regret that the pres
,..l....,c.,.lG not. for want OF time,
.. GA. n.e subject. -,
.l. ,,rt s, sion IS 20 be hc!d w''l
"..t iyre church, AppomAttoH
1.,r Wood 10 pr'ich tho M
s tory selmoc. aud Lider .. H.
I... t a.. Tu.te. ~.
de. .trs appointed from this
...t totae Democratic convention
a .aroa- cxY-c' - attend. ana viii
l....t .a.l.ui n.ce % tneir party
Al.
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'.i,e LATE Nr. Tii,ar and she ATTAIN
tic and Banviiic.

lSpocIGl iclcgFam 10 INC UI'lH"D.J
NoIroLg, VA, July 30.-COmmodore
4. T.. pateman, the we'll known Wall
street banker, and =. Spicor, OF New
York. and Charles =. Peck, OF Chicago,
Who are connected with the Atlantic aAi
paryilc road, arc IN The city, and val
attend tie immoral Of Hon. 4. ID. Iiildr
Al hicksford Tomorrow.
PocA Will take charge of the gene,
raj manaecmcut Of the Atlantic AID
rauvnc for tie present The contrlc-
Tor, state thai although the death Of Mr..
THAR is very serious loss the wor., o.
building the road viii be pushed Tor
werd IS rapidly a. possible:
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yue ,LopGshorcmen's Strike.

Nyw YoRK, July 30.-About two
,.,n5red OF the longshoremea VINO
n"n 20 out on strike at the National
W. ,,;Sr returned 10 work this mora
IN. ~ the old rates. The only concss-
ins s.noerintendent Andrew made was
s,o a;sebafce the colorel non.union
- TO-, he had employed. All the strikers
' M he taken hack as fast rs vacancies
VIZ no further effort vii now be
o .esa. by the 'longshoremen OF tue
n,hsy steamship liaes 70 en'oTce Their
Jsms,,d for IN Increase q Wages i0r
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RISING WATERS.
g'ostrueiitc Floods ga Georgia
EailroH0s aud CROPS Damaged.


Enl,rsaCs and crops Damaged.
l.;y telegraph to the D,spatrh.l
AUGUSTA, GA, July 30.-Ghe river
commenced rising Yesterday morning.
Il was then six and a half feet Mt the
City bridge. At this hour @ O'Clock
+. Nd it registers thirty-three feet six
inches, being the highest since 1850.
/ be cotton and corn crops in the 81
yaunah Valley have been submerged
md destroyed. Hamburg is entirely
onder water. The upper ami lower
portions OF Augusta are submerged.
lie river is slowly rising and
-, rohensions are felt that the
f,cshct may result in serious
damage to the city. Water is near
~ mp to the new bridge OF the
Sonth Carolina railroad. Trains have
cccn stopped on the Port Royal. West
ern Cerolina. and Central aud Georgia
railroads. The foods have done gieIt
Injury to railroads, especially to the
Georgia railroad The damage to cot
ton cannot be estimated. No such de-
s,ructiye freshet has occurred in two
ycaIs.
kilograms TO the Chronicle from the
Upper Savannah Valley report all the
bottom lands flooded, and the damage
canrot-be estimated. Continuous rains
have fallen in the up country. There
las been no heavy rsin in Augusta to-
day. No loss of life is reported.
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10y tr4csiopH ~ e4S pNPN'"i
CHICAGO, July 30.-The long-looked-
lor statement Of the affairs OF the de-
iunct wheat-clique house OF G. j.
KelShaw d Co. was given to the public
to-day, and shows that the liabilities
aggregate Sl,So0,0O0; gross assets,
II, 7t0, 000-including 81, 100000 due
nom Arlshire, Eckert & Co., and other
Cincinnati parties. This leaves assets
outside of Cincinnati parties OF only
t.lO. C0l
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~o..cc,censto gacnttSg Party.
a., ,.ic.rapL 10 the papsteu.l

pnLADr1rnIA, Pa. July 91-A
~ Of twelve, consisting OF promi-
r ic,f nrllic and businessmen, started
. - ,he Delaware river on the sloop-
uoJ Minerva at noon to day on two
wrels' pleasure trip. When Oh the
&c, - ,,art of the city squall came up
suddeIly and copsized the yacht.
'''',' ,nmbor of tues and small boats
;,,,rediately went TO the assistance oil
49, rar,y md succeeded in picking mp
III III Inf two. whose bodies have not yet
- recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
COTTON REPORT,
Market quiet
QUOTATIONS..
NfnnrING- --lDg.r.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAAgZr

JULY -. iSS7.
There was nothing Of interest doing IN to-
bscco to-day. Several commission-men report
fair sales Il trights. Nothing doing In dars
The shady side of ShOckoe slip has become a
favorite morning resort for a chat before sales
and where mombers OF the trade, under the
shade Of Crcnshaw's warehouse, swap crop
reports ard current news.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-31
sAtgs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

HgAT.l--Whitc, 20 bushels prime Mt SIC.
IongDerry. 3.0OO bushels prime at ejc. IL Du-
,heis very good atSjc. 200 bushels good ts3c. :;
'C0 bushels fair at Sc. Is bushels common al
1sc. Mixed, 20 bushels good ut s3c. 600 bu-
,hels fair at Sic Shortberry, 800 bushels
prime on private terms; 80 bushels very good
AT Sc. 800 bushels good at Sc; SO bushels
good nc Sic. @0S bushels fair az SOc. ~ bl-
shells fair TT 7yc. III bushels fair at iSc. 1874
bushels common az 76c. 40 bushels common at
~
KYE.-i6 bushels worry good at 5Sc.
FLOUR KS barrels on private terms.